Please help. All I can imagine is a lack of 3D "space" or complexity, kinda like the difference I hear going from my Seth Lovers to my 59s. The 59s sound good, but there's just more going on with the Seths besides increased mids.
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What does a "dry" humbucker tone sound like?
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Re: What does a "dry" humbucker tone sound like?
I'm guessing its an eq that's shelved a little higher than expected. Higher highs and less lows.
off u see did MRSAge, I m on tapa talk and auto correct is hating on meOriginally posted by FunkfingersMusic is for life. Without parole.
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Re: What does a "dry" humbucker tone sound like?
Originally posted by CTN View Postall humbuckers sound dry.
not all amps sound dry though.
Are you thinking of sterile maybe?
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Re: What does a "dry" humbucker tone sound like?
I don't know either.
Never heard the term dry applied to pickups. Closest thing I can think of is either sterility or chewiness, (the difference between a ceramic and a lower order alnico magnet ie alnico 2, 3, 4)
Alnico 5 tends to be strong and clear in its reproduction of frequencies, for the most part. The lower order alnicos tend to be chewier in the lows, sweeter in the highs, and more complex in the mids. They allow for a sweeter kind of reproduction of the string sounds, whereas Alnico 5, Alnico 8 and especially Ceramic tend to be less so, maybe just due to the fact that they are generally much stronger magnets than alnico 2, 3, 4.
I wouldn't call it a dry/wet difference though.
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Re: What does a "dry" humbucker tone sound like?
Not thinking dry as in midrange full , bass and treble zero on the EQ ? No clue myself all the weird adjectives that are food words and such have been used for instruments forever and make no sense to me?Originally posted by OinkusI had Big Flannel over here the other night , cleaned up his Tele and did some setup on it , took out the camera and set it down on the desk. I am easily distrac
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Re: What does a "dry" humbucker tone sound like?
In my experience Dry in the guitar world typically means lack of effects or processing. So just a typical unaltered humbucker into an amp. But I have often heard dry as like a tone that lacks warmth, maybe with little fundamental, brittle, and thin?
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